Park Ridge High School - Hoot Yearbook (Park Ridge, NJ)

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MR. ,jfatts Qhnut Bur Jfatultp TRUE C. MORRILL, Supervising-Principal Graduated from Bates College in 1907 with A.B. degree. Semester's workft Columbia University in 1925 for 46 of 80NFoints necessary for a Doctor's Degree in Educational Administration. Taught for tive years at Gardiner aine, High School H907-19121. uperintendent of Schools in Norway, Mamet Bangor, Maine, New Bedford, Mass.: Newport, N. H. Supervising Principal of Park Ridge High School, 1950. MRS. M. E. HALLETT, Principal MR. Graduated from College Preparatory School at Morristown, N. J. Received regular Teacher's Certificate after graduation from eacher's Training School, Trenton, N. J, Did graduate work at New Yorlr Uni- vers'ty. receiving B.S. de ree in Education. Took special courses at Rutgers University in P.A.D. Taught at Emerson. Lodi, and illsdale, before coming to Park Ridge. Home town is Montvale, N. J. ri FRANCIS M. JOHNSON Graduated from Slippery Rock Teacher's College with B.S. degree. Did graduate work at University of Michigan and Springfield College. During the last nine ears has taugit at Millersville State Teacher's Gsllegieklaakewolold, N. J.g New Bridge Hampton, N. Y., Wlfilmington, el., Snaron, Pa. Home town is ort ams, ass. MISS EVELYN W. ANDERSON Graduated in 1931 from Barnard College, Columbia University, with A.B. degree. Taught three years at Park Ridge High School. Home town is Hillsdale, N. J. MISS DOROTHY J. HAFLEY Graduated- from Teacher's College at Trenton, N. J. Did graduate work at Rutgers and New York University in music. Taught four years at Butler and Park Ridge, N. J. Home town is Middlebush, N. J. MISS RUTH HORNBY Graduated from Montclair State Teacher's College with A.B. degree. Taught at Park Ridge Hilh School for two years. Home town is Clifton, N. J. MISS DOROTHY PHILLIPS Graduated from Boston University with B.S. degree. During the last six years taught at Newport, N. H., and Park Ridge High School. Home town is Providence, R. I. MISS RUTH W. PLATT Graduated from Ta lor Business Colflge, Rider College. Taltlght during the last seven years at Barnegat, Egg Harbor and Parlt Ridge, N. J. ome town is Trenton, . J. MRS. SVEA WIKSTROM WILLIAMS Graduated from Montclair State Teacher's College with A.B. degree. Spent year in Vienna. ' MISS ELIZABETH L. D'AIGLE Graduated from Columbia University with B.A. and degree. During the last twenty-five years taught at Millinockket and Fort Kent, Maine, and Park Ridge, N. J. Home town is Fort Kent, Maine. MRS. OLIVE F. MCKEE . Graduated from Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa., with A.B. degree. During the last twelve years taught at Latrobe Lansdowne, Spring Field and Chestnut Hill, Pa., and Park Ridge High School. Home town is Westwood, N. J. MISS DOROTHY NUTTER Graduated from Bates College, Maine, with A.B. degree. During last Five years taught at Towle High School, Newport, N. H., and Park Ridge High School. Home town is Salmon Falls, N. H. MISS VIRGINIA E. GLODE Graduated from Keene Normal School, N. H., with B.S. degree. Did graduate work at New York University. Home town is Littleton. N. H. MRS. E. K. A. BROCKLEBANK Graduated from New York University with degree of Business Commercial Science and a B.S. in Edu- cation. During last eleven years taught at South Amboy, Morristown, West New York and Park Ridge, N. J. Home town is Paterson, N. J. MRS. MILDRED VV. SAVAGE Graduated from Pratt Institute. During last nine years taught at Hamburgh, Sussex and Park Ridge, N. J. Home town is Hillsdale, N. J. MR. CARL LAURIER Graduated from Columbia University with A.B. and M.S. degrees. During last twelve years taught at Brooklyn Preparatory School and Park Ridge, N. J. Home town is Montvale, N. J. DR. JOHN C. WARE Graduated from Wesleyan University. Holds the following degrees: Ph.B., Sc.M., Ph.D., During last twenty-eight years taught at Stanford, Conn., H. S., Newark High School and New York University. Has written Analytical Chemistry, Chemistry of Colloidal State, Essentials of Qualitative Chemical Analysis. Home town is Saddle Piver, N. J. MRS. DOROTHY WEINER GOLDBERG Graduated from Savage School for Physical Education. Taught at Latchmont. N. Y., and Park Ridge High School for three years. Home town rs Montvale, N. J. MISS LILLIAN M. PASINI MR. Graduated from New York University with a B.S. degree in Education. Taught three years in Park Ridge High School. Home town is Park Ridge, N. J. HORACE W. HUGHES Graduated from University of Missouri with A.B. degree. Did graduate work at Bible Colle e of Missouri and Montclair State Teacher's College. Taught two years at Park Ridge High School. T-lome town is Columbia, Missouri. MISS MARY EVELYN LYNCH Graduated from Normal School, Plgmouth, N. H., with B.E. degree. Tau ht during last five years at Orford and Sunapee, N. H., and ark Ridge High School. Home town is Vghite River Jct., Vermont. Page 9

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' 7 ' 9 19 Bust 34? Qlihttnrtal All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely playersg They have their exits and entrancesg - And one man in his time plays many parts. Many times have we heard these immortal lines, and through the years we have come to realize that in them there is more fact than fancy. Let us analyze them. All the world's a stage, and what a stupendous one it is! Who could picture a vaster, more magnificent setting for any play-comedy, tragedy, or drama! And all the men and women merely players. What a choice of actors this gives us! An infinite number there are. Now we are among them and must admit our respon- sibility in the colossal show. Although at first our part may be small, if well played it will be outstanding, and will pave the way to greater achievements. They have their exits and entrances. We are about to make our entrance upon the stage of life. Of course, it will be no better than the efforts we have exerted here. However, we need not be too encouraged or too discouraged by this, for we all have within us the potential qualities for fine acting, but no goal can be achieved without real striving. And one man in his time plays many parts, but he must always play sincerely the part for which he is chosen, for when the last curtain falls the world of spectators will remember the actor by his performance. Page 1 I